The US Department of Defense (Pentagon) announced that additional war vehicles will be sent to the Middle East to counter a possible attack on Israel by Iran and its allies following the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh. It was stated that the US will deploy warships and aircraft to the region; while the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that Tehran will “take harsh revenge at the appropriate time, place and manner.” According to global defense media, the US has directed two large warship strike groups, 6 ballistic missile-capable destroyers, cruisers, fighter jets and two bombers to the region.
2 AIRCRAFT CARRIERS ON THE WAY
As Iran vows revenge following the killing of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh, the risk of tensions in the region escalating into a hot war is also increasing. The US is sending additional naval forces to the region to protect Israel from a possible Iranian attack. The additional naval force the US will send includes two battleship strike groups, cruisers with ballistic missile defense capabilities, destroyers with air defense systems, additional ballistic missile defense systems and two bomber aircraft.
ADDITIONAL TROOPS TO SYRIA
According to information in international defense media, the United States has also begun taking precautions against the possible strengthening of Iranian-backed armed militia organizations in Northeastern Syria. The United States, which has a strong military presence in the region, continues to rapidly reinforce its own military bases with additional soldiers, armored military vehicles, tanks, and air power. While some of the U.S. military personnel, vehicles, and ammunition are transported to military bases in the region via military cargo planes and some by road from Iraq, it is also claimed that the United States has sent an additional 15 Apache combat helicopters to its bases in the region.
F-15s DIRECTED
According to the US-based defense press, a large number of F-15 fighter jets from Seymour Johnson Air Base in North Carolina, USA, and fighter jets from RAF Lakenheath Air Base in England, USA, have been directed to the Middle East. It is being reported that the fighter jets are being deployed against possible missile attacks by Iran.
4 THOUSAND MARINES
According to information obtained from Pentagon sources, the US is currently in the Gulf of Oman Theodore Roosevelt has directed the Battleship Strike Group (TRASG) and the Wasp Amphibious Warfare Readiness Group (ARG), consisting of three warships carrying more than 4,000 Marines, to the Israeli coast. Six Arleigh Burke-class destroyers carrying guided ballistic missiles, having superior air defense systems and carrying out missions against the Houthis in the Persian Gulf were also directed to the Israeli coast. The destroyers are expected to combat possible Iranian air attacks. The TRASG group also includes a squadron of F/A 18 and EA-18G fighter jets.
ATTACKED THE HOUTHIS
Another naval force that the US has turned to Israel is the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Battleship Strike Group. (IKECSG) It is stated that the warplanes, UAVs, UCAVs and combat helicopters on the warship in question have carried out 155 missile attacks against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen in the last 9 months, and it is also emphasized that they have carried out 60 air-to-air missile attacks.
JETS ARE WAITING
On the other hand, although the exact location of the US is unknown, it is also among the information received that it has deployed two of the world’s most advanced bomber aircraft, the B1-B Lancer, in the region. Sources share the information that the bombers are on standby against the ballistic missile batteries that Iran has activated. Pentagon sources state that the US can also receive support from Al-Dafrah Air Bases in the United Arab Emirates and Prince Sultan Air Bases in Saudi Arabia if necessary.
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